Tyler Perry lands in Miami the week of a major media summit

Tyler Perry flew from Atlanta’s Fulton County Airport to Miami’s Opa-Locka Executive Airport on May 28, a 1-hour 31-minute hop aboard his Embraer E-190, N378TP. The trip lands the same week as the 2026 Miami Media and Entertainment Summit, a three-day conference that gathers studio heads, streaming executives, and producers, per a May 26 report in Variety.

The summit, now in its fourth year, focuses on diversifying content distribution and expanding production hubs in the Southeast and Latin America—both areas where Perry has significant investments. He has a 330-acre studio complex in Atlanta and an island estate in the Bahamas, making Miami a natural stopover and networking hub.

This flight continues a pattern of brisk travel; earlier in May, Perry flew from Los Angeles to Atlanta, then to Colorado, and back to Atlanta before heading to Miami. The frequency suggests active deal-making or project development, though Perry, a licensed pilot, also uses the aircraft for personal trips.